From big business moves to chugging milk out of a shoe, this week's Feed has a little something for every YouTube golf fan.

A spokesperson said Hochul’s recent AI images were not part of a campaign ad, so they wouldn’t be banned under the new ...

Education is strongest when it adapts to the people it serves. Families don’t all want the same thing, and children don’t learn the same way.

Michel Foucault wasn’t just a philosopher — he was a disruptor. In this video, we break down his key concepts like power/knowledge, archaeology, and genealogy to reveal how Foucault saw truth as ...

Low gravity worlds are common in science fiction, but living on one would reshape everything from biology to architecture. Bodies grow differently, movement changes, and even simple tasks can ...

Born in Vichy in 1969, I grew up during the Apollo era, inspired by space exploration, nuclear energy, and major scientific discoveries. Early on, I developed a passion for quantum physics, relativity ...

I was in a meeting with a person who shared something they heard that has had a significant impact on their life. My own thinking went into overdrive on the people and messages that have impacted me ...

Information that we select for ourselves, such as things we click online, has a stronger impact than passively acquired information on our perception of truth and falsehood. The more often we see ...

Language feels simple when we use it. We talk, we text, we listen, and words seem to appear naturally from thought. But the study of linguistics tells a more complicated story, one where language ...

If you look at the aggregate numbers, the U.S. economy in early 2026 appears resilient. GDP is humming and the soft landing engineered by the Federal Reserve seems to have held. But aggregates are ...

America is under attack. Our critical infrastructure — the digital and physical systems that sustain daily life — is being probed, infiltrated, and in some cases quietly occupied by hostile foreign ...